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Hurricane Beryl Threatens the Caribbean

The first hurricane of the 2024 season has formed in the Atlantic and is currently expected to reach the Lesser Antilles on Monday.

Today’s featured artist is Gabriela Ponce with Lucio Feuillet, both from Colombia, with a live performance of the song “La Alajita” (2023).

“We will continue to advocate for implementation of sanctions against the Army and other entities & individuals complicit with the regime…”

At least 11 Palestinians were killed and 40 others wounded today when Israeli forces bombed al-Mawasi, an area sheltering displaced families.

Ivete Orozco from Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Sky Over Alamar”, in Havana, Cuba.

Resolution demands the release of political prisoners & tells the OAS Permanent Council to continue reporting on the situation in Nicaragua.

The Israel Prison Service has significantly reduced food rations provided to Palestinian prisoners to the point of starvation.

Afternoons will be cloudy with some showers, rains, and thunderstorms, mainly in inland areas and along the northern coast.

Despite the deterioration and the hole in the facade exposing part of the building’s interior, some of its grandeur can still be appreciated.

The Judge said the sentence sends a message “to the educated and well-dressed that they should not believe they will escape accusations.”